Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-20

has generously provided box of candy
.. for each orphan.
: Friday afternoon the bootblacks ant
newsboys will be given the Iun OF tn
place.
Mrs. Widney, yesterday stopped th'
voting for the most popular young LADY
for the first line ON the register, and the
line will remain at the disposal of Mr.
Vogelsang.
Early last evening, while the ladies
were at supper, lot of enterprising
youngsters took the chairs reserved for
the band, conveyed them to the gallery
and rented them to the first corners for
, two bits apiece.
Ia very fine floral design wos received
| ist evening from Mrs. i }. Carey. 1t
is vase some four feet or more IN he'gat,
made up of vari-tinted margolds ana
double marguerites, containing large
and handsome bouquet OF Lille, abutilcD,
dasies, smilax, sw.et peas, pansts ana
other varieties
A handsome donation of $40 was given
10 the society by j. Milton Thomas yes
ter lay.
Several new members have joined
since the festival le5an.
YESTERDAYS DONATIONS.
Mrs. DR.. shorb-11l varieties roses.
Mrs. Woodall--Variety flowers.
Mrs McDougall-Calias, roses.
Mrs. Harrisen-Variety of lovely flowers.
Mr., Judge Houghton-Lovely roses
Mrs. William Lacy-Box OF roses and
peonies.
titles and ornamental grasses.
Mrs Baker--L;lieg.
Mrs. Peter Potts and Mrs. Bacou-Large
quantity Of beautiful flowers.
| Mr.. Bacon-Roses.
Anita May K elley-Bunch OF lilies and
| roses.
Mrs. II. w. Harris, East Seventh street
| Sixteen varieties choice roses, eight varie-
| ties carnations, popples, pTlargonluns,
coreopsis, gerauiums aud other flowers =.
Mrs. Bequitt, kanchito-Large boxful OF
| roses.
Little Edna Adams Wild flowers.
Flossie and 5hellie Cotton-Marguerites
Eddie and Arthur Goodwin-Bunches OF
Mrs. M. J. Glover, South Pasadena-Bas SIX
| ct of roses and Spanish 1vies.
Mrs. Harrell--Lillies and roses.
Mrs. c. Ii. Haas-Basket of assorted flow
ers and many lilies
| Mrs. ]. L. ollenbeck-Basket OF lemons
| for Lemonade Booth.
Everly Davis-Marigolds aud geraniums.
Mrs. o. IL. Stone, ,Alhambra-Callas, ferns,
Mrs NJ. Harris-Fuschias and variety of
geraDiuns.
Maud Stevenson-Basket of flowers.
Aleck and Sheldon Newman-Many ffow-
erS.
May Paine-Bunch wild flowers.
Mrs. e. Irvine-Basket of choice flowers
and waxplant.
Mrs. j. W. Anderson, Boyle Heights
Basket OF roses
Mrs. Richard Green, Tenth and Olive
Mrs. a. s. Marshall-Basket assorted
| flowers
Clarence Hubbard Marguerites. verbe-
| mas and pinks
Philip pMilson-Basket evergreens.
Mrs. DR.. Barnwell-BoX of roses.
Mrs. Judge BrunsOn-Basket of bulbous
| and other choice flowers.
Russell and Eddie Alexander Mar
guerites aud lilies.
Mrs Iallmadge, Pasadena-Box of choice
roses.
Mrs. NJ. A. Msrwin. Pasadena-Large va
riety roses.
Mrs. Ii. NJ. BySom, Glend1le-ROSeS ana
Mrs. McLsiu, Pico street-Large basket
full scarlet gerahiums.
Mrs. VIM. Green, South Fort street-Ver-
benas, uasturlions and vines.
Mis- Dunkelberger-Specia roses
Mrs. Rev. Cantine-Ruses.
Mrs. Charles Swift, Chicago-Made and
presented to the California Booth twelve
easels and two crosses OF orange and red
W, cd. beautiful ornaments. .=s.-,
Mr. b. Chsmberlain-Varietie and guam
titles of flowers aud lilies.
Mrs. A u. Tayior-Callas.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan-Usllas and geraniums.
Mrs. q. A. Forthmann-Callas and roses.
Mrs. Richard Green-Specially nne roses
and other plants.
Mrs. j. F. Durrell, Florence-Roses, lilacs,
marguerites. etc.
Lucy Yager-Wild flowers, roses and ferns.
Mr.. IL. q. Hubbard, Mrs. H.. w. Girls
VOID, Mrs. L. Motit, Grace and Charlie
Moihl, Sau Fernando-Geraniums, sweet
peas, variegated mint, roses, sweet elysium
pinks (rnunks espe ciaiiy due 10 Gracie
and Charlie Moffit for the wild flowers,
beautifully put up)
Mrs. Courtney-For special rose booth,
two packages.
Miss Conn, variety OF flowers.
Mrs. lowering, variety Of towers
Mrs. L. L. Caukin variety of flowers.
Mrs. W. II. Cheney, variety of flowers.
Mrs. Giese, variety OF flowers.
Nj l.. Neil, siXLy callas and roses and
lovely variety of others.
Mrs NJ. Heine. variety of flowers.
Mrs. Barnwell, variety of flowers
Mis-, shields, variety OF flowers.
Mrs. Nabor, thirty calias.
Mrs. Barclay, large variety, very fine.
Mis-, Eliza Carlin. roses.
Mrs, b. Chandler, roses.
Mrs Courtuey-2 boxes of rooted pansies.
large quantity of beautiful roses aud beau
tiful IL ,wers, large 0ush OF marguerites.
Mrs. W. w. Lorne, Long Beach-Pansies
marguerites. sweet elysium, verbenas, mas
.urtums, wigelias, lupins, callas, roses, mar
Mrs. J. K. Tansy, Florence-Mignonettes
cineraria, roses, grasses, marguerites, ger
aniums. callas, moss rose buds, boxes
pansies.
Mes. Russell, Florence alias, heliotrope,
box of beautiful roses, Celina Forester,
Be uty of Glazenwood, Duchesse Niue
Margol, Mme. Lambard, Crepe rose.
Leon Unsted-Callas, red geraniums
Mrs. .FOrrester-Callas.
Mrs. Lawrence-Great variety. callas.
Mrs Geo. NJ. Smith ourteen varieties
roses, yerbenas, Malguerites, sweet Will
liams, Marguerites, pelargoniums' purple
geranIums, beliotropes.
Mrs. - Barnard-German roses, hello
tropes and gerantums
Miss Mollie Skinner-Variety.
MRS MRS. I,o G. E. saey; Benedyict-callas, verbenas.
pansies.
Mrs. Smith-callas.
Mira. .TownsenG-Callas, roses, heliotrope.
Mrs ]. II. Milier-Geraniums.
Mrs. f. X. Green-Cailas, heliotrope.
Mrs. Htintz-Flowers.
white clover,
Mrs. stevie Halstead--Twelve Beauty of
| GlaZenwO0d, twelve La Marquo rose plants
| from Alhambra.
Miss ]. L. Loop, Pomona-Large variety
rose andwild flowers for Mission booth.
| Mrs McFadden. Santa Ana-Large box OF
sea moses to California Floral booth; tor
sale.
| Mrs. DR.. Glacius-P Petunias, ..phlox- roses
| Lizzie Simms Variety.
| Eugene Stmms-Variety.
Mrs e. A. Fisher-Variety.
Mrs. Gottshalk-Variety flowers.
Miss Arcadia, Bandini and Miss Piche
Canille-Flowers for the Santa Monica
Booth, also basket of ferns.
Mrs. d. J. Wier-Lilies and thirty five va
| rieties of roses.
Mrs. J. Gibbs--Twelve varieties specimen
roses.
Mrs Joseph Wallace. .Pasadena-Large va
riety of roses and other flowers.